Weather & Climate
11 interactive Geography simulations on weather & climate.
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Tropical cyclones – formation, structure and storm surge
Geography · Weather & Climate
Set the sea-surface temperature, the latitude where a disturbance starts, the vertical wind shear and the humidity...
Ages 15–16
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Climate graphs of world cities – read, build and classify climates
Geography · Weather & Climate
Monthly temperature (line) and rainfall (bars) for ten cities with different climates: equatorial, tropical monsoon,...
Ages 15–16
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Layers of the atmosphere – temperature, pressure and composition with height
Geography · Weather & Climate
Launch a weather balloon or a sounding rocket up through the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere and thermosphere....
Ages 15–16
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Ice Ages and Climate Change – Milankovitch Cycles, the Sun, Volcanoes and CO₂
Geography · Weather & Climate
Switch each climate driver on or off: the three Milankovitch cycles (eccentricity about 100 000 years, axial tilt...
Ages 15–16
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Air pressure, wind and fronts – Coriolis effect
Geography · Weather & Climate
A pressure map with a draggable high-pressure centre (H) and low-pressure centre (L), with isobars drawn...
Ages 15–16
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El Niño and La Niña – trade winds, upwelling and the Southern Oscillation
Geography · Weather & Climate
A cross-section of the equatorial Pacific from Indonesia to Peru. Drag the trade-wind strength: strong winds pile...
Ages 15–16
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Greenhouse effect – greenhouse gases and Earth's temperature
Geography · Weather & Climate
Watch sunlight reach the ground, then the ground emit infrared radiation, part of which is trapped by greenhouse...
Ages 11–12
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Relief rainfall and the rain shadow – föhn effect over a mountain range
Geography · Weather & Climate
Moist air from the sea meets a mountain range and is forced up the windward slope: it cools at the dry adiabatic...
Ages 15–16
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2D + 3D
Sun Angle by Latitude – Climate Zones and the Greenhouse Effect
Geography · Weather & Climate
A beam of sunlight of equal width strikes the Earth: at the equator the rays hit nearly straight down, so energy is...
Ages 11–12
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Ozone layer: depletion and recovery – UV, CFCs, the ozone hole and the Montreal Protocol
Geography · Weather & Climate
Four linked views of the ozone layer. UV: sunlight passes through an ozone column you choose; UV-C is absorbed...
Ages 15–16
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Climate change responses – emissions pathways, warming and impacts to 2100
Geography · Weather & Climate
Choose mitigation measures (renewable electricity, clean transport, cleaner industry and buildings, energy...
Ages 15–16
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